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FREELAND Foundation helped design the ASEAN Wildlife Enforcement Network (ASEAN-WEN: www.asean-wen.org) between 2003 and 2004, before it was launched by the Thai Government and ASEAN in 2005.
FREELAND has led the ASEAN-WEN Support Program (sponsored by USAID and State Department) since 2005, in partnership with ASEAN, US Government agencies, and TRAFFIC Southeast Asia.
FREELAND Newsletter
Vol 2010/03 - June Newsletter
FREELAND Foundation is encouraging workers, urbanites and tourists in Bangkok to consider how their lives depend on nature and to take action to protect it. The newly launched “Piece of Responsibility” campaign uses stunning visuals, striking facts and practical advice to explain some of the critical environmental services wildlife provide, as well as what people can do to protect wildlife and live more harmoniously with nature.
Sawasdee FREELAND
Latest News
- New Billboard Warns Against Wildlife Trafficking in Viet Nam
- If it's ivory, it's best to avoid it
- Feared and Endangered
If it's ivory, it's best to avoid it
Date: 17/04/2010
Source: Bangkok Post
Customers are being urged not to buy ivory in case they end up with illegal products
How can you be sure that the ivory or ivory products you own are legal? What do you know about the law regulating the ivory trade in this country?
Date: January 31,2010
Source: Bangkok Post
Newspapers have widely reported the public concern with "Sador Kroh", a ritual to exorcise misfortune. According to the Chinese zodiac traditions, people born in certain years, such as the Year of the Monkey, are jinxed as the Monkey, as well as the Tiger, can be problematic.
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